NEWSLETTER 13° - February 2023
In this issue:
Presentation of two new projects:
- AdriHum. Humanistic Cultural Territories across the Sea (University of Macerata)
- The ancient world seen from medieval glosses (Seminar für Griechische und Lateinische Philologie - University of Zurich)
Mirabile updates
- Mirabile databases recent uploads (CALMA, MADOC, LIO)
- Hyperlinks to digitalized manuscripts and catalogues
- MDL. Mirabile Digital Library expanded
- New periodicals and miscellanea online
- Open access on Mirabile
Projects in progress
- OPA. Opere perdute e opere anonime
- Mirabile-Atlas with ZKSchindler Foundation
- Atlante dei luoghi della cultura scritta nella Toscana medievale
- ArsNova
Workshop programmes and presentations
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AdriHUM. Humanistic Cultural Territories across the Sea
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The project AdriHum. Humanistic Cultural territories across the Sea investigates the intellectual space that developed from the 14th to the 16th centuries between the Western mainland and the Greek-Byzantine East. Click HERE to read more about the project
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The ancient world seen from medieval glosses
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The ancient world seen from medieval glosses is a research project funded by the Swiss National Foundation (SNSF). It aims to create a THESAURUS of medieval glosses and commentaries, mainly Horatian and Ovidian, in order to observe how exegesis permitted the rethinking of ancient knowledge and the construction of cultural foundations common to the whole Europe. The THESAURUS will consist of articles that will be published on Mirabile. The project also includes the edition of Pace da Ferrara's commentary on Goffrey of Vinsauf's Poetria nova. This project is coordinated by the University of Zurich and is advised by an international advisory board. Click HERE to read more about the project
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Hyperlinks to digitalized manuscripts and catalogues
Manuscript descriptions are constantly updated with links to the contents of manuscripta.at, Manuscripta Mediaevalia, Gallica, e-codices and MDZ.
Mirabile Digital Library (MDL) expanded
New titles have been added to the Digital Library:
New periodicals and miscellanea online
The online versions of the articles from «Iconographica» 21 (2022) LINK, «Hagiographica» 29 (2022) LINK, «Itineraria» 21 (2022) LINK, «Stilistica e metrica italiana» 22 (2022) LINK and «Documenti e studi sulla tradizione filosofica medievale» 33 (2022) LINK are available on Mirabile.
Four new miscellanies are now available on Mirabile:
- La filosofia medievale tra Antichità ed Età Moderna. Saggi in memoria di Francesco Del Punta (1941-2013) cur. Amos Bertolacci - Agostino Paravicini Bagliani, adiuv. Mario Bertagna, Firenze, SISMEL. Edizioni del Galluzzo 2017 SEE CONTENT
- Bruno Luiselli Romanobarbarica. Scritti scelti cur. Antonella Bruzzone - Maria Luisa Fele, Firenze, SISMEL. Edizioni del Galluzzo 2017 (MediEVI. Series of the Società Internazionale per lo Studio del Medioevo Latino 12) SEE CONTENT
- Tradurre dal latino nel medioevo italiano. «Translatio studii» e procedure linguistiche cur. Lino Leonardi - Speranza Cerullo, Firenze, SISMEL. Edizioni del Galluzzo per la Fondazione Ezio Franceschini 2017 (MediEVI. Series of the Società Internazionale per lo Studio del Medioevo Latino 13) SEE CONTENT
- Cristo e il potere. Teologia, antropologia e politica cur. Laura Andreani - Agostino Paravicini Bagliani, Firenze, SISMEL. Edizioni del Galluzzo 2017 (MediEVI. Series of the Società Internazionale per lo Studio del Medioevo Latino 18) SEE CONTENT
OPEN ACCESS on Mirabile: new available works
- Osculetur Me. Tre Commentari anonimi al Cantico dei Cantici cur. Cecilia Ambrosini, Federico De Dominicis e Maria Galli, OPA. Opere Perdute Anonime (secoli III-XV) 3, Firenze, SISMEL - Edizioni del Galluzzo 2022
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OPA. Opere perdute e opere anonime
The OPA project, carried out by the three research units of the Universities of Bologna, Salerno and Udine, continues its development and has reached the number of about 4000 records in the database for the various literary genres.
The project website is available online:
https://site.unibo.it/anonimi-medievali/it
https://dium.uniud.it/ricerca/progetti-corso/altri-progetti/opa-opere-perdute-anonime/
https://sites.google.com/view/opa-unisa/home
Mirabile-Atlas with ZKSchindler Foundation
The Mirabile-Atlas project, jointly sustained by SISMEL and the ZKSchindler Foundation, has begun to include resources related to Umbria and Marche regions after those concerning Tuscany. The goal is to make documents related to places and owners, accompanied by manuscripts, authors and works, searchable with special reference to indexing individual items in inventories of medieval libraries, purchase notes and testamentary bequests. The results will be published on a dedicated map in Mirabile.
New features will include a user interface for extensive search options: the project will allow searching by places, institutions, manuscripts and especially authors, with the possibility to carry out a query in both inventories and manuscripts database. Searching by works is also expected to be developed. This project is integrated into AIM. Archivio integrato per il Medioevo (SISMEL) and profits of the resources of most of the projects therein.
Atlante dei Luoghi della Cultura Scritta della Toscana Medievale
The revision and enrichment of codicological descriptions of manuscripts in the Nuovo_Codex, ABC and Madoc databases continues. This activity aims to increase the number of manuscripts present in the Tuscan territory in the medieval period available in the map Atlante dei Luoghi della Cultura Scritta nella Toscana Medievale.
Up until 10th February 2023, 355 institutions and 3400 manuscripts have been added to the map. At the same time, the acquisition of Tuscan manuscripts not previously present in the databases continues, both through descriptions derived from catalogues and through autoptic checking.
ArsNova
Over the course of the last six months, the ArsNova database has been further implemented. Both the catalogue (CANT) and the metrical repertory (ANS) have been expanded with new records. Within the Mirabile portal the research interface of the ANS has been revised in order to perform more advanced searches.
The project is currently developing ATLAS, the new section of the ArsNova database, that will allow users to search authors and manuscripts on the interactive map.
Among the latest publications there is:
Polyphonic Voices: Poetic and Musical Dialogues in the European Ars Nova, cur. Anna Alberni, Antonio Calvia, Maria Sofia Lannutti, Firenze, SISMEL 2021 (La tradizione musicale. Studi e testi 22) AVAILABLE IN OPEN ACCESS
A complete list of the latest publications can be found HERE.
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Workshop programmes and presentations
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VIII Giornata di studi. Manoscritti e geografie culturali, SISMEL - progetto CODEX, Firenze (presso SISMEL) 15th December 2022 PROGRAM
VIII Corso Internazionale di formazione sulle problematiche del manoscritto. Scrittura e manoscritto nell'alto medioevo europeo, SISMEL in cooperation with Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana of Florence, 24th February-30th June 2023 PROGRAM
Glosse che diventano trattati. Una forma di autorialità collettiva nel Medioevo, SISMEL - progetto OPA (unità di ricerca Università di Bologna), Firenze (presso SISMEL), 13th March 2023 PROGRAM
Buonaventura autore spirituale [with a special section devoted to Pseudo-Bonaventure], Università degli Studi della Campania Luigi Vanvitelli, Pontificia Università Antonianum e Università di Bologna, Roma (Auditorium Antonianum), 3rd-4th May 2023
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